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Community Cinema Announces a New Season of Free Screenings
August 3, 2009Are you a fan of indie films? Be sure to check out Community Cinema, a free monthly screening series that showcases films from the Emmy Award-winning PBS series Independent Lens. In over 50 cities nationwide, screenings are followed by lively discussions and activities that bring together community members, leading organizations and public television…
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Independent Lens Unveils 2009-2010 Season on PBS
July 30, 2009Get ready to rock with the most entertaining golden oldies you’ll ever meet, step inside a cramped New York City apartment filled with a mind-blowing collection of modern art and travel to the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, to experience the world’s largest garbage village. This diverse collection of stories––27 remarkable independent films––can only be…
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Inside Indies: Filmmaking Tips and Tricks of the Trade
July 22, 2009How do they do it? Go behind the scenes and get real-life examples from documentary filmmakers. Sit in on conversations between up-and-coming indies and seasoned professionals as they share their personal take on tricks of the trade. From stop-motion animation and using archival footage, to gaining trust and telling personal stories, learn how…
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Community Cinema Season Highlights
June 29, 2009Community Cinema recently wrapped up yet another record-breaking season––with more than 40,000 people attending 400 events in 55 communities across the country. Working behind-the-scenes were Community Cinema’s Regional Outreach Coordinators and Producing Partners who organized the events and worked with over 1,000 local and national…
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International Report From the Field with Cynthia Kane
June 10, 2009The 49th Krakow Film Festival kicked off with Paul Mazursky’s Yippee: A Journey to Jewish Joy as its opening night film, which was followed almost immediately by the Polish premiere of UNMISTAKEN CHILD, an ITVS International co-production with filmmaker Nati Baratz who introduced the film to the jammed-packed theater with renowned Polish director…